Sharp County record., 1887-11-24

Bring in that wood you promised on
your RECORD.
Cotton seed are selling at Is cents
bushel delivered.
Come in with that little amount
you owe for your paper.
"A few dozen hens wanted on sub
soripticn to the RECoRD-puliets.
Meal 60 cents per busbel at Sharps'
Notice change in J. W. Graddy d Bros
advertisement.
Col. Abernethy and wife spent
day or two at the capital last week visit
ing the Exposition. They report the
Expo. was all that is claimed for it.
"A new supply of bacon, lard, kraut,
navy beans, and other groceries just re-
ceived at Collins. Prices as low as the
lowest.
Attend the thanksgiving services
to-day and publicly acknowledge your
many obligations to the Lord for his
goodness and mercy. 1t will do you
god.
ALL parties indebted to J. W. Graddg
for lumber, are notified to come forward
and settle within the next ten days.
The continued drouth is indeed
alarming throughout the state The
Gazette reports The total rainfall at five
inches in five month. This scarcity of
rain is unparalleled in our history.
R. K. Arnold and Mrs A. z McKiu-
ney were joined in wedlocG at the resi-
dence of the bride on last Wednesday,
the 18th, Rev Geo. Rogers officiating
We Join in earnest congratulations.
We learn that preparations are be-
ing made to start the Sharp saw mill
again. Should this be done, we will
then have five saw mills within 2 miles
of Evening Shade.
Joseph Ault is at South Fork build
ing house for DR.. Culp.
That part of the proceedings of the
Teachers Institute published two weeks
ago which mentions the text books rec
ommended by the committee should
have read adopted by tie In stitute."
The co,rmltt6o ca text booAs recon-
menied different works, except the spell
ler and history, which passed as reocm-
mended.
The Grand Masonic bodies meet this
week at Little Rock DR.. r. S. Bacon
and Maj Sam Davidson are representing
the fraternities from this place. We will
be safe in saying that no lodge or chap
ter in the state will send ADLER delegates
Besides being bright masons. they would
tip the beam at about 45)-gross.
-'"Glye thanks unto the Lord" ''FoI he
is good. and his mercy endureth forever"
Roberts & Hall who operated
thresher in Richwoods township the past
season, have handed in these figures:
Wheat threshed, 4449 bushels; oats, BAL;
rye, 100; millet. 40; making a total of
7730 bushels of grain threshed by one
machine while there were four or i've in
hearing of each other for days at time
Let us hear from every machine in the
county.
Deputy Sheriff Boles and family
now occupy the premises known as the
DR. Sam Brown property.
WIN. G. Clayton died at Hardy last
Sunday night of pneumonia after sever,
al days illness. His remains were bur-
led at Ash Flat Tuesday with masonic
honors, number of the fraternity at
this place attending the funeral. The
deceased was Royal Arch mason and a
member of Rural chapter No. 50, Even.
ing Shade. We offer fraternal sympathy
and friendly coincidence to those vino
mourn.
MIR. r. A. Hinkle of Springfield, Clark
county, is the happiess man in Arkansas,
Read this statement: Il have just finished
taking bottle of Dansby's Cotton Patch
Bitters and find them the best ever used.
My system was poisoned with malaria,
had no appetite, was weak and nervous.
but now | feel like q new man to what |
did before taking the bitters. These Bit
ters ore the most powerful tonic on the
market, but act SO gently yos hardly
know you are taking medicine. For sale
by Williams & Price.
We have been permitted to read let
ter from Miss Minnie Cabler, San Diego,
California, to Miss lola Price OF this place.
which is full of interest from beginning to
end. San Diego Is situated on bay by the
same name, has a population of 10000, has